04-03-2021, 10:02 PM
Right now, you are correct it is not possible to upgrade from one series to the next.
But the series are still supported for some time, LL3.8 just went EOL... So if a series is working well you don't or not forced to upgrade.
As to the philosophy, and Jerry would phrase it best, but if it fits, works well and can be done with ease, then it likely could be considered in the future as to when?? Likely not as soon as 6...
But the series are still supported for some time, LL3.8 just went EOL... So if a series is working well you don't or not forced to upgrade.
As to the philosophy, and Jerry would phrase it best, but if it fits, works well and can be done with ease, then it likely could be considered in the future as to when?? Likely not as soon as 6...
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